Group 1 - The complexity of hematological tumors presents numerous investment opportunities in various subtypes of treatment [1] - The market for hematological tumors is expanding due to innovative therapies, with significant product launches expected [1] - The number of long-term patients is increasing, with approximately 4 million patients globally having survived five years or more as of 2022, which is three times the number of new patients [1] Group 2 - Future development directions for hematological tumor treatment include improving efficacy, reducing recurrence, and optimizing administration [2] - Acute leukemias like AML and ALL primarily use chemotherapy or targeted combination therapies to enhance survival rates [2] - CAR-T therapy shows high remission rates for aggressive lymphomas and multiple myeloma, providing more treatment options for patients [2] Group 3 - The competition in the targeted drug market for hematological tumors has entered a new phase, with a focus on technological iterations and exploration of new targets [3] - In the BTK field, new products are emerging to compete in the post-resistance market, with Zebutinib outperforming Ibrutinib [3] - The BCL-2 domain is seeing advancements with differentiated designs and optimized dosing strategies to gain competitive advantages [3]